Quote from the December 1959 issue of the Socialist Standard
"The commercial world everywhere is in better heart. There is more enterprise and everything makes the prospect much brighter. I am told, on authority I cannot doubt, that we shall probably see a greater volume of trade this year and next than has ever been witnessed in the history of this country . . . All indications are that this year's trade will be good, that next year's trade will be better, that the people will be prosperous and that therefore the revenue will show an expansion."
Lloyd George as Chancellor of the Exchequer in his Budget speech —1910.
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My guess is that you have to read Churchill's and Lloyd George's quotes side by side. Bear in mind that both were leading members of Asquith's Liberal Government at the time of their speeches.
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